one would have complained how she marked the anniversary in grief, instead she skydived over southern arizona with a friend. her husband met her on the ground tweeting: >> a big pot pushback in colorado. why some fear easier access to marijuana could have a huge impact on young people. in the inductees for the 2014 baseball were announced. we look at who made the list and some of the stars that didn't make the cut. >> >> after not voting a single player into the baseball hall of files, the baseball writers association of america association sent three to ko cooperstown. greg maddux, joined by tom glavine, winning 305 games, winning 10 trips to the all star over his 22 seasons in the big leagues. is and the final member, 2-time american league most valuable player, more than 1700 rvi during his career. >> this class is notable for the names that didn't make it. including roger clemmens, barry bonds, martin mack gir and sammy soso and raphael palmiero. >> the texas elpass coe mens team was shaken up after a tip some players had been betting on their own games. federal bureau of investigation wa

the head at a campaign event in tucson, gabby giffords celebrated life by going skydiving over southern arizona. according to husband mark kelly, giffords landed beautifully. >>> and savannah guthrie joined giffords in the plane for an exclusive interview coming up on the "today" show this morning. stick around for that. >>> time to get down to business, macy's is planning to slash 2500 jobs, close five stores and add 8 macy's and bloomingdales stores. this effort will save the company about $100 million a year. >>> world wrestling entertainment will launch its own streaming service for under 10 bucks a month including their blockbuster pay-per-view events. >>> for about a million bucks you can own this one of a kind calendar made from 22 pounds of pure gold. a jewelry store in japan is selling the 2014 calendar, complete with images of mickey and minnie. is it worth it? >>> t mobile is willing to pay you for your mobile phone business. the company promises to cover termination fees. customers can receive up to $650 in credit after trading in their phones. >>> fast food restaurants, they are of

the head at a campaign event if tucson, gabby gifford celebrated life by going skydiving over southern arizonalanded beautifully. >>> the people's choice awards kicks off the 2014 season of hollywood's best hosted by the ladies of two broke girls. >> would this interest you? it's an invitation to host the people's choice awards? >> yes, look, max! >> open bar? doesn't matter, i'll bring my own. >> brit my spears won her first people's choice award in her 15-year career. sandra bullock led the evening with four awards and justin timberlake won three awards. meryl streep got the best actress award for "saving mr. banks" but streep set, he was supposedly a hideous anti-semite and he was certainly on the evidence of his company's policies a gender bigot. i could just imagine walt disney's chagrin having to cultivate pl favor for the 20 years of work. it must have killed him to encounter a woman". >>> macy's is planning to splash or slash 2500 jobs, close to five stores will be closing and add eight macy's and bloomingdales stores to the list. the effort will save the company $100 million a year. >

the library is the number one public internet access point in southern arizona. therefore, it's the proper focus of extra erate support and the proper focus of the combination of network architectures that might resemble what chairman powell is talking about. we shouldn't decide that part. we should decide that's a very flexible tool also that can be used to deliver the right participation in the american community to rural america. >> chairman powell? >> i would really like to put punctuation on what you raised. i think it goes to the committee's desire, i hope, to kind of harmonize and see communication landscape as a single ecosystem. all of the wonderful benefits we're bragging and celebrating are continuously and daily at risk. i think cyberthreat, data retention, breach, are all issues that are the achilles' heel of all of the promise of the network that we're celebrating. but they require very complex solutions that look through an entire ecosystem. 706 is not particularly up to that job. why? even for no other reason that you can't have a discussion witho

but you know, tucson and southern arizona have definitely not been defined by that terrible act.ut rin stead we are defined by how our community responded. he compassion, the love, the prayers and the good will that point of order out has helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been established to help with the educational needs of children to prevent bullying and to reduce the stigma of mental illness and improve those services. and congresswoman giffords continues her remarkable recovery, her perseverance and determination give hope to others and she's a true inspiration to the country and to the world. you might have noted that earlier today she jumped out of n airplane and took a tanden dive. this woman's reville yens has no bounds. -- resilience has no bounds. sadly within the last three year other communities have been struck by similar senseless acts of violence. in the most fitting memorial would be to take action to prevent another such tragedy. as a shooting survivor, a grandfather, a member of congress, i

live doppler 7 hd and the height sprinkles that fell in southern california have moved into southern arizonand a chance of light precipitation around eureka and 57 with clouds and 61 at monterey. mild in the central valley and low 70's and down to 72 in los angeles and 67 in san diego and 81 in palm springs. we will keep our fingers crossed >> we have loads the fog in the bay area slowing you down and we have a big project that will take place starting today. it will last all eke long and for the next few weeks. this is along highway 12 where one lane blocked in both directions and it starts at 8:00 in the morning through the afternoon. this is going to affect your morning court mute. you are advised to take 37 but it citizens from highway 29 to the napa county line. with the lanes blocked, you can expect heavy delays. 588, tracy to dublin is 46 minutes and highway four is clear, 101 through san rafael to san francisco is moving along fine and you can see traffic is slowing but you do have more contain toward us. >> if you ride the san mateo county transit district several routes have been c

former congress woman gabby giffords marked the day in an unusual way, going skydiving over southern arizonaith a friend. her husband met or on the ground and tweeted that he is proud of her bravery. >> civil unrest in africa led to tens of thousands of migrants looking for a new home. it's creating tension in israel. >> moussa abdoul lived here for sixiers years, but it doesn't feel like home. >> there's no hospitals, governments, banks, no activities. you are at the risk of being killed at any moment. >> at first this quiet community outside of tel aviv was welcoming. he got a job, aapplied for asylum. he heard nothing back from the government. now he feels the state is trying to push him out. >> they made our life miserable for the last year, now it explodes. >> the explosion is unprecedented protests. 10,000 boarding buses for the trip to jerusalem. their version of the march on washington. >> i hope our voice will be heard by the government. and that they'll change their mind. >> when they got there they filled a park overlooking the israeli parliament or ken esic. never before has this

the predator took off from an army base in southern arizona and developed trouble. motor, avionics, electrical fuel system, dhs did not specify. but as a precaution it grounded the entire fleet which monitors border security along the mexican, canadian borders. not wanting to risk crashing into a populated area, jenna, they ditched the predator into the pacific 20 miles southwest of san diego. the wreckage was retrieved by the cpb and coast guard. >> airplane wasn't going to stay airborne for the entire flight. they would have to set down somewhere. and they couldn't predict that between the ocean and arizona. >> reporter: now each drone costs 12 to $20 million depending on the surveillance equipment on board. as a result of this, jenna, you have $200 million of hardware sitting in hangars, in florida, texas, arizona and north dakota. jenna: that brings us back to the original question, what does it mean for security? >> reporter: these things can be very effective. a predator can basically stay aloft for 20 hours. cheaper to operate than a helicopter. can't be seen

it provides water for 20 million people in southern nevada, southern california, and arizona., the lake has lost 4 trillion gallons of water. this bathtub ring is going to get bigger. lake mead is expected to drop at least another 20 feet this year. if it does, that could trigger automatic cuts to the water supply for nevada and arizona. that would hit las vegas hard. 90% of the area's water comes from the lake. at least one of the city's two intake pipes could soon be above water. so to save the water supply, nevada is rushing to build a third intake even deeper. these concrete slabs are being lowered 650 feet underground where a massive drill is creating a three-mile-long tunnel, 1 inch per minute. the project should be finished next year and cost $817 million. j.c. davis is the project's spokesperson. >> we're really scrambling to make sure this intake is done in time before we lose our first intake. without lake mead, there would be no las vegas. >> reporter: despite its wasteful reputation, las vegas actually reuses 93% of its water. it's paid homeowners $200 million to r

. >> and giffords chose to mark the day by a daring resilience, skydiving in southern arizona. highlighting just how far she's come since having to learn how to walk and talk again. her husband, former astronaut mark kelly, later tweeted about how proud he was of her bravery. >> so nice to see her. wonderful. >>> much of the nation begins to thaw out today as punishing temperatures head back toward normal. in chicago, frigid weather stalling public school buses. it was so cold the diesel fuel thickened and the engines just wouldn't run. >> and that's not the only lingering problem from the historic cold. abc's tahman bradley has more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. for most americans, the end is near. just one more morning of these frigid temperatures and then it should actually warm up. it was another day of dangerously cold temperatures. >> all you got to do is bundle up and stay in layers, like i am. and get in and get out. >> >> reporter: the polar vortex dealt one last blow to western new york causing blizzard-like conditions, lake-effect snow. the icy nia

it provides water for 20 million people in southern nevada, southern california, and arizona.ce 2000, the lake has lost 4 trillion gallons of water. this bath tub ring is going to get bigger. lake meade is expected to drop at least another 20 feet this year. if it does, that could trigger automatic cuts to the water supply for nevada and arizona. that would hit las vegas hard. 90% of the area's water comes from the lake. at least one of the city's two intake pipes could soon be above water, so to save the water supply, nevada is rushing to build a third intake even deeper. these concrete slabs are being lowered 650 feet underground where a massive drill is creating a three-mile-long tunnel, one inch per minute. the project should be finished next year and cost $817 million. j.c. davis is the project's spokesperson. >> we're really scrambling to make sure this intake is done in time before we lose our first intake. without lake meade, there would be no las vegas. >> reporter: despite its wasteful reputation, las vegas actually reuses 93% of its water. it's paid home owners $200

the library is the number one public internet access point in southern arizona. therefore, it's the proper focus of extra erate support and the proper focus of the combination of network architectures that might resemble what chairman powell is talking about. we shouldn't decide that part. we should decide that's a very flexible tool also that can be used to deliver the right participation in the american community to rural america. >> chairman powell? >> i would really like to put punctuation on what you raised. i think it goes to the committee's desire, i hope, to kind of harmonize and see communication landscape as a single ecosystem. all of the wonderful benefits we're bragging and celebrating are continuously and daily at risk. i think cyberthreat, data retention, breach, are all issues that are the achilles' heel of all of the promise of the network that we're celebrating. but they require very complex solutions that look through an entire ecosystem. 706 is not particularly up to that job. why? even for no other reason that you can't have a discussion witho

but you know, tucson and southern arizona have definitely not been defined by that terrible act. but rin stead we are defined by how our community responded. he compassion, the love, the prayers and the good will that point of order out has helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been established to help with the educational needs of children to prevent bullying and to reduce the stigma of mental illness and improve those services. and congresswoman giffords continues her remarkable recovery, her perseverance and determination give hope to others and she's a true inspiration to the country and to the world. you might have noted that earlier today she jumped out of n airplane and took a tanden dive. this woman's reville yens has no bounds. -- resilience has no bounds. sadly within the last three year other communities have been struck by similar senseless acts of violence. in the most fitting memorial would be to take action to prevent another such tragedy. as a shooting survivor, a grandfather, a member of congress,

arizona. >>> two people are recovering tonight from a different plane crash, this one off the southern california coastline. u.s. coast guard officials say the plane went down near catalina island near 1:00 yesterday afternoon. this is video from one of the two nearby boats that came to the rescue. the coast guard met up with one of the ships and took the pair to catalina island. the coast guard says only one victim was injured. he suffered minor cuts and broken finger. the cause of that crash is not under investigation. >> and now to our continuing coverage of the jahi mcmath saga. the 13-year-old's family is still determined to move her out of the hospital that declared her brain dead and into another hospital that will no only keep her on a ventilator but also resume feeding her. another federal hearing is scheduled for tuesday. jahi was declared brain dead by fogs physicians and independent doctors after complications following tonsil surgery. the hospital is working with the family on their transfer efforts but he questions how the family's lawyer is describing the situation. >> keeps talkin

arizona and texas. >>> three in minneapolis, 70s, though, in southern california, 73 in phoenix, 50 in seattle, 40 in both denver and salt lake city, 25 in kansas city, 23 in chicago, 79 will be the high in miami. but just 34 for new york. >>> former first lady barbara bush is waking up at a texas hospital this morning. mrs. bush is being treated for early signs of pneumonia at houston methodist hospital where she was admitted on monday. the former first lady is 88 years old. her family says she is in great spirits and receiving fantastic care. >>> meanwhile, secretary of state john kerry is heading back to the middle east today, hoping to get what they call a framework agreement in which the middle east and palestinians can agree on. but one spokesperson said that kerry doesn't expect a breakthrough this week. some of the topics are jerusalem. >>> and still too early to say whether the former race car driver will recover. schumacher hit his head while skiing in the french alps. and is in an induced coma. he was wearing a helmet when he fell, and it may have saved his life. >>> and after two suicide

but you know, tucson and southern arizona have definitely not been defined by that terrible act. but rin stead we are defined by how our community responded. he compassion, the love, the prayers and the good will that point of order out has helped all of us heal our broken hearts and bring some good out of that horrific day. organizations have been established to help with the educational needs of children to prevent bullying and to reduce the stigma of mental illness and improve those services. and congresswoman giffords continues her remarkable recovery, her perseverance and determination give hope to others and she's a true inspiration to the country and to the world. you might have noted that earlier today she jumped out of n airplane and took a tanden dive. this woman's reville yens has no bounds. -- resilience has no bounds. sadly within the last three year other communities have been struck by similar senseless acts of violence. in the most fitting memorial would be to take action to prevent another such tragedy. as a shooting survivor, a grandfather, a member of congress,